Death of Samuel J Randall Casts Nation In Mourning
The nation mourns as Congressman Samuel J. Randall dies at his Capitol Hill home. Family, Postmaster General Wanamaker, and physicians stood by during a long illness marked by hemorrhage and septicemia. Funeral plans center on Metropolitan Presbyterian Church with burial in Laurel Hill Philadelphia after a congressional funeral committee handles arrangements.
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Quack Patent Medicines Slosh Across Local Drug Stores
An assortment of patent medicines is advertised with bold claims and guaranteed refunds. Shiloh’s Vita lizer and Catarrh Remedy boast printed guarantees and nasal injectors. Dr Acker’s English Cough Remedy and Dyspepsia tablets promise rapid relief. Kirkpatrick Wofford & Miller, local druggists, distribute these tonics and elixirs with positive assurances.
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Clarke's Flax Cough Cure Featured by Local Advertiser
A Cresco Iowa paper praises Clarke's Extract of Flax cough remedy after a three day siege of a violent cold. The note claims readers saw relief and steady improvement, with a soap product also advertised. Sold by McParland & Co. and Clarke's Flax Soap priced 26 cents.
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Portrait of John M Ward in Baseball Career Era
A compact sketch profiles John M Ward, famed baseball figure born in Bellefonte Pennsylvania, captain of the New York Club into 1887, noted for leadership of the Brotherhood and skill at shortstop. It mentions his 1882 January San Francisco feat and a 1887 marriage to Helen Davery, plus broader notes on iron centers and Johnson City Tennessee as a growing district with regional industry.
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City Name Change Debate Cites Watauga Sheffield Damascus Toledo
A letter to the editor argues over renaming the city to reflect future industry. Proposals include Watauga Sheffield Damascus or Toledo, praising local Cranberry ore for cutlery and edge tool manufacture and envisioning the town as a major industrial center. The writer urges a name matching growth and craft prestige.
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